To add a hitch to your 2004 Safari Trek Motorhome you'll want to use the Curt Adjustable Trailer Hitch item # C13701. This is a class III hitch with a 2" receiver that has the requested 5,000 lbs towing capacity. This is a universal hitch that can be bolted or welded onto your Workhorse's frame. There are no custom fit options for your motorhome.
Just a heads up. We have a had a similar question related to your 64-6230 Hidden Hitch that we have reached out to Draw-Tite on. According to... view full answer...
You do not want to disconnect any wiring from the brake switch on your 2005 Safari Trek Motorhome. I cannot find any information that shows that your blue wire from your 7-way is the same as what connects to your brake switch. Normally if you have wiring from the factory they will be bundled with a power wire, brake switch signal wire, ground wire and the wire that travels to the 7-way. I cannot find evidence that this is what you have 2005 Chevrolet W20. If you do have these wires they... view full answer...
This is a common situation. What your tow vehicle has is separate turn signals from the stop lights whereas your trailer is wired like most trailers and is has combined circuits.
What you'd need is a signal converter like part # RM-732 to get separate circuits to be combined. view full answer...
If you have ensured the connectors are in good working order and tight and that the air bag is receiving sufficient air, then yes it is likely that the air bag is in need of being replaced. The Replacement Air Spring for Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate System # AL84201 would be the correct replacement if you do in fact have the Air Lift 5000 system.
I would recommend taking a look at your current air bags, there should be some identification markers on it so you can tell what system/air... view full answer...
The Roadmaster Reflex Steering Stabilizer RM-RSSCP30 was discontinued by Roadmaster in 2020. Instead you can install the Custom Mounting Brackets # RM-RBK13 with their Exact Center Steering Stabilizer for Over 22,000LBS GVWR # RM73RR or Under 22,000LBS GVWR # RM36RR on your 2000 Workhorse W-Series chassis.
Please let me know if you have a different chassis. view full answer...
There isn't a brake controller wiring harness for the 2005 Chevy Workhorse RV chassis. It is possible that the RV came with one. Sometimes they plug in under the driver's seat but would otherwise be located under the dash. It is also possible that it does not have a place to plug a brake controller into and could just have tow package wires under the dash. To check this look for a bundle of wires up under dash with a white tag on them.
If you cannot locate a wire bundle or place that a... view full answer...
The monitor that comes in the Rear View Safety Backup Camera System # RVS-7707721 that you referenced weighs 0.95 lbs. I pulled it out of the box and weighed it on one of the scales here. view full answer...
The issue you are having your Kwikee Electric Steps could be attributed to a few different issues. The first issue could be that the override switch is not wired properly. I have attached for you below a photo that shows how the steps/switch should be wired. If the wiring is correct then I would be willing to bet the control board is malfunctioning therefore would need to be replaced. The correct replacement control board for you is the Replacement Control Unit for Kwikee Electric RV Steps... view full answer...
I spoke with a representative at Winnebago and the said you might have to replace the entire assembly, but they cannot identify the model from your pictures and their information about your model year Winnebago Passage is missing that information. The Locking L-Shaped Handle - 4" Long - Chrome, part # 37210895, may work for you. If your existing lock handle assembly has these dimensions:
Handle length: 4"
Handle base: 2-3/8" long x 1-1/4" wide
Pin: 4" long x 5/16" wide x 5/16" thick
Distance... view full answer...
While the pivot bolt part # RM-350800-00 is torqued down pretty tight the wear plate that goes between the two moving pieces allows the movement. view full answer...
For a Class III hitch solution that could fit your 2008 Winnebago Adventurer 38J we have the Curt adjustable multi-fit hitch part # 13703. This fits frame widths between 22 and 72 inches and all standard frame styles. We do not have a custom fit hitch that your RV though. view full answer...
We offer the Camco # CAM45233 Windshield Cover for 1973-1996 Chevrolet Class-C RVs, or the Adco # 290-2403. We have had a lot of positive comments on the Adco model - even after one year. view full answer...
From my research I was able to find out that there were 3 different versions of the Workhorse chassis used on the 2005 Pace Arrow: the W Series, R Series and P Series. The W and R Series chassis have a solid front axle with leaf springs, where the P series have an independent front suspension system.
The correct steering stabilizer for your 2005 Pace Arrow 37C with the Workhorse W Series and R Series Chassis is the Roadmaster # RM-RBK13-RSSA. This steering stabilizer comes with customized... view full answer...
If you're wanting to replace just the rooftop unit of your 2007 Holiday Rambler Augusta's AC system then you'll just need the Furrion Chill Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Coleman Setup # FR42PV. This unit is going to replace just the rooftop unit that you have and allow you to retain use of your current air distribution box and thermostat. It comes with an adapter cable to make installation seamless.
If you're wanting to replace your entire system then I recommend the Furrion Chill... view full answer...
According to Roadmaster, there actually isn't a steering stabilizer available for your 1998 Fleetwood Bounder. They do still make a front sway bar that you could use, however. If you're interested, you're going to want the Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar and Bushing Kit # RM-1109-116.
For the bushing kits, Roadmaster offers two depending on the thickness of your factory front and rear sway bars. Obviously if you decide to use the front anti-sway bar mentioned above you wouldn't need to... view full answer...
Hopkins brake controllers like the Agility part # HM47295 that you have are known to have internal shorts that require replacing the controller as there isn't a fix for it. The best solution we have would be a new controller that is similar that is more reliable like the Brake EVN # TK63VR. This would work just as good, if not better, than the Agility and will last much longer as well. view full answer...
With your 2007 Forest River Sunseeker 2900 on the workhorse class C cutaway chassis you will need to use the Timbren # TGMRW55 if you are wanting to replace the factory jounce bumpers. SumoSprings does not offer a set of jounce bumpers for your chassis only SuperSprings # SSA39 to reduce sagging and improve stability.
If your bump stop still does not match this please reply back with your images so I can verify what you have and find another option. view full answer...
The transfer switches that we currently offer are either rated for 30 amp or 50 amp service and can't function properly if wired to a different amperage rating. For example, if your motorhome had 50 amp service and you installed the Furrion Automatic Transfer Switch # F50ATS and then wired a 30 amp generator to it, it wouldn't sense the generator since it's not putting out 50 amps for it to kick the switch over. The only option would be to plug the shore power cord into the generator using... view full answer...
From what I could find given the part number you provided. It comes back to a Power Gear slide-out motor. The correct replacement slide-out motor for a Power Gear 13-1119 is the Replacement Gear Motor Assembly for Lippert Electric Slide-Out # LC386322. view full answer...
You will need to do a little hardwiring to install a brake controller on your RV since there is no confirmed harness that will fit. It is not actually all that difficult. What you will do is mount the controller as specified in the instructions. For the wiring connections you will need a wiring kit # 5506.
You will most likely need additional wire # 10-1-1, which is sold in 1-foot increments. The first thing you are going to do is use some of the wire, connect one end to the white brake... view full answer...
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